Fifth Avenue Gossip and Fashion Scenes in New York
New York on June 27 reports Fifth Avenue as a social hotspot for golf and strolls toward Central Park. It notes shifting hotel prestige from Everett House to upmarket uptown venues, booming safe deposits on bridges, a growing theatre scene, varied auctions, and evolving fashion trends with embroidery, belts, trims, and hats amid urban social life.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Manhattan
Forty-second Street
Columbus
Everett
Seventeenth Street
Broadway
Evertte
Henry M. Stanley
Prince Henry of Battenberg
Duchess of Marlborough
Jow
Sinclair House
Eighth Street
Madison Square
Fads and Fashions of Interest to Ladies
New York fashion notes suggest midsummer hats should be light and airy with lean trims. Leghorn and Panama hats shine in warm weather, while white kid pumps with black trim pair well with white or brown ensembles. Buckskin and canvas shoes remain common, and embroidered collar and cuff sets gain popularity for coats.
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New York
Jury Finds Moss Manufacturing Suit Favorable for Plaintiff
Yesterday afternoon the Moss Manufacturing Co. won a verdict against The Southern Manufacturing Co after a three day trial. The jury awarded $5644 to the plaintiff, with a dispute over the remaining balance of $7000.
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of Moss Manufacturing Co
Southern Manufacturing Co
The
Moss Manufacturing Co
Bankrupt Miss Harper’s Creditors Meet in Hartwell
The first meeting of Miss N. Y. Harper’s creditors was held yesterday before Referee Upson in Hartwell. Assets are about $2000, liabilities near $3000. Trustee Pelzer R. Webb was appointed to take charge and sell stock. Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup is endorsed as a tastily effective remedy.
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N. Y. Harper
Hartwell
Referee Upson
Col
E. E. Pomeroy
Pomeroy & Moore
Atlanta
Julian McCurry
A. G
Julian McCurray
Pelzer R. Webb
Kennedy
State Democratic Executive appoints eleven state at large committeemen
Newnan Ga June 27 under a convention resolution the state democratic executive committee authorized each Congressional District to name four members and the chairman to name eleven from the state at large. The chairman appoints eleven suggested by district caucuses including Miller Banks Steed Thrash Paxon Barnes Hutcheson Smith Carr Brooks Sweat and Hall.
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Newnan
J. R. Miller
Bulloch
W. W. Banks
Tift
W. E. Steed
Taylor
J. A. Thrash
Meriwether
F. J. Paxon
Fulton
A. Emmet Barnes
Bibb
G. R. Hutcheson
Polk
J. M. Smith
Oglethorpe
B. F. Carr
Banks
Louis Brooks
Richmond
F. L. Sweat
Coffee
H. A. Hall
Changes in Roosevelts Cabinet Highlight Long Tenure
Washington June 27 Secretary of War Taft will retire leaving only Root and Wilson as veterans from McKinley’s era. The piece lists cabinet shifts under Roosevelt, noting multiple changes across state treasury interior and other posts and estimating likely terms for Wilson and Wright.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Roosevelt
McKinley
State Root
Agriculture Wilson
Root
Hay
Mr. Root
The
Treasury
Gage
Shaw
Cortelyou
Luke E. Wright
Wright
Knox
Moody
Bonaparte
Hae
Mr. Smith
Payne
Wynne
von Meyer
Navy
Mr. Long
Morton
Metcalf
Interior
Hitchcock
Guarfield
Agriculture
Wilson
Commerce and Labor
Cartel
Straus
Department of Agriculture
Garfield
Meteaus
New Discovery Promises Health From Coughs and Colds
The Naples Maine resident Lester M Nelson states Dr Kings New Discovery saved his life in a recent letter. For nearly forty years the remedy has led throat and lung treatments and is marketed as a preventive against pneumonia and healer of weak lungs. Available at W J Smith & Bro H R Palmer & Sons drug stores for 1.00 with a trial bottle free.
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Lester M. Nelson
Naples
Maine
Ays
Dr. King
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons Drug Stores
Neat tribute as Capt Hulbert retires after fifty years
Atlanta June 27 Captain W W Hulbert will retire July 1 as superintendent of the Georgia division of the Southern Express Company with full pay for life. A veteran expressman since 1857 he served in the Confederate army and rose from truck boy to superintendent. He will remain in Atlanta to advise as needed after a long career marked by fidelity and loyalty.
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Atlanta
W. W. Hulbert
Southern Express Company
Georgia Division
Hulbert
Georgia
Veteran Expressman of
South
Pioneer Hatdons Express
West Point
West Point Guards
Georgia Volunteers
Coles Cook
Northern Virginia
Leutenant
Spottsylvania
Fort Delaware
Morris Island
Charleston
Adams Express Company
Columbus
Macon
Aled Cerry
Man
Ike
Felder backs three member railroad panel and tax on salaries
Atlanta June 26 after a heated senate session Senator Felder of the twenty second district expressed willingness to back a measure cutting the railroad commission to three members and eliminating the special attorney post Senator Taylor condemned administration extravagance praised the new prohibition law and endorsed the Democratic platform The senate voted 19 to 15 to reconsider bills to raise supreme court and court of appeals judges salaries from four thousand to five thousand dollars Felder opposed the reconsideration Athens looks to outdo itself this fall
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Atlanta
Senate
Felder
Railroad Commission
Taylor
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Georgia Senate debate over funding agricultural schools resignation
A Georgia public appeal urges passage of a pending bill to raise $160,000 for eleven district agricultural schools and the state college to prevent closures. The rally argues tax on fertilizer manufacturers would fund the schools without raising farmer costs, citing fertilizer duties and economic impact, while detailing a senatorial convention in Athens to organize Democratic primary procedures and district representation.
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Georgia
Athens
House of Representatives
Senate
State Agricultural College
Alabama
Tennessee
Fertilizer Trust
United States
Reciprocity Treaty With the French Talks Start in Paris
New York June 27 The American Commission to confer with France on a new reciprocity treaty sails for Europe today aboard the Wonderland. In Paris they will begin immediate conferences with the French panel. Officials indicate the aim is balanced concessions meeting domestic needs while France seeks access to U S markets at lower rates for wines works of art and other products.
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New York
France
Europe
Paris
United States
Revelation of Cure For Kidney and Bladder Troubles
Inquiries reveal many suffer cumb to kidney or bladder issues. If patient not beyond medical aid Foleyney Cure promises relief. It never voints. Sold by all druggists.
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Tny
Foley’ Ney
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